OmegaStriker
Smash Cadet
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I'll explain the title a bit further:
When you are constantly exposed to racism against your own race in real life or online (for example, getting called the N-word a lot for people of African descent or other slurs based on race), do you feel like you eventually start categorizing people in the offending race as racist in general? For example, in a short period of time (weeks, days, hours) you get called a slur by people who are all part of one race and you begin to detest that race rather than those people as individuals.
This is a question I'm really interested in hearing the answer to.
When you are constantly exposed to racism against your own race in real life or online (for example, getting called the N-word a lot for people of African descent or other slurs based on race), do you feel like you eventually start categorizing people in the offending race as racist in general? For example, in a short period of time (weeks, days, hours) you get called a slur by people who are all part of one race and you begin to detest that race rather than those people as individuals.
This is a question I'm really interested in hearing the answer to.
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